GB2331465A

GB2331465A - Golf bag club-holding plate and locking mechanism therefor

Info

Publication number: GB2331465A
Application number: GB9724729A
Authority: GB
Inventors: Chen-Te Chang
Original assignee: MINGHUNG PLASTIC INDUSTRY CO L
Current assignee: MINGHUNG PLASTIC INDUSTRY CO L
Priority date: 1997-07-29
Filing date: 1997-11-21
Publication date: 1999-05-26
Anticipated expiration: 2017-11-21
Also published as: US5853086A; GB2331465B; GB9724729D0

Abstract

A golf bag whose throat area comprises partitioning plates is fitted with a circular club-holding plate which snaps onto the plates by means of clips 13, 15. The plate has individual holes to accommodate individual club shafts. When the clubs and bag are to be stored or transported on their side, fixing pieces 30 can be associated with sets of holes and the fixing pieces can be locked into place by a retaining piece 70.

Description

rII\ 2331465 Partitioning Bracket Assembly For Golf Clubs Bag The present

invention relates to a partitioning bracket assembly, more particularly, to a partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag. The partitioning bracket assembly is attached to the golf clubs bag and is provided with a plurality of openings and each of the openings is ready for receiving a golf club therein. Each of the golf clubs can be further positioned such that the golf club will not move around within the partitioning bracket unit.

When taking a strike to the ball, a most suitable golf club shall be selected to get the exact strike. However, selecting a suitable golf club is dependent to the following factors: striking angle, distance, par, wind, rain, terrain,... etc.. 'Accordingly, about 12 to 14 golf clubs have been provided for each strike. Each of the 14 golf clubs has special angle and length on its head and shaft. Those 14 golf clubs are received and disposed within a golf clubs bag for readily carrying.

Referring to Figure 1, the conventional golf clubs 1 11- k 1 G 4 bag is provided with a bag body which can be vertically stood. The inner space of the bag body is divided into six (6) receiving chambers by means of two traverse partitioning plates and a longitudinal partitioning plates. These partitioning plates are made from hard board covered with a fabric cover. Each of those six receiving chambers is ready for receiving two to three (2-3) golf clubs. However, the actual situation is not exact to what has intended. Especially when the golfer plays, the caddie controls the retrieving and storing of the golf clubs and the caddie conduct the work according to his/her own likes. As a result, normally the front receiving chambers are crowded with more than three golf clubs which will collide, interfere to each other. Even the putter is suspended thereof without touching the bottom of the bag body. Accordingly, it is easily to take an incorrect golf club since it is difficult to recognize the putter from other irons and woods. When an incorrect golf clubs is selected, it will be difficult to get a good strike. Besides, since all the golf clubs are disposed randomly, the golf clubs are easy to entangled from each other. It will be difficult to withdraw a desired one. Unless the entangling is cleared, the desired golf club is impossible to remove. This trivial and inconvenient way of taking the golf club may considerably 2 1,1 influence the mood of playing and final records.

In order to solve the problem described above, a partitioning pack has been provided, as clearly shown in Figure 2. The partitioning pack is configured by a soft 5 loop, connecting ring and golf club partitions. The soft loop is integrally molded from resilient material and configured with an olive shape. The soft loop is provided with a plurality of recesses for partitioning the golf clubs. The soft loop is further enveloped onto the connecting ring 10 which has an olive and circular board which has a given thickness. The connecting ring is further connected to the bag body. However, this conventional design may still be concluded with the following defects. The golf clubs partitions are configured with seven (7) recesses and each 15 of the recesses is intended to receive two (2) golf clubs therein. However, the caddie will not put the golf clubs according to the design principle. As a result, more than two (2) golf clubs have been inserted into a single recess. Consequently, interfering, colliding, difficult to recognize 20 the golf clubs and difficult to withdraw the desired golf club are still happened. The conventional problems are still left unsolved. Furthermore, this partitioning pack can not be directly installed onto an existing bag body. If 3 11 the golfer hopes to use this partitioning pack, a special golf clubs bag shall be tailored and this partitioning pack shall be stitched onto the tailored bag. The overall cost is quite high and the golfer having a conventional golf clubs bag is not possible to use this partitioning pack. Besides, a sharp edge is formed between the inner surface of the partitioning and the top surface of the partitioning, in order to prevent the shaft of the golf club be scratched by the sharpened edges, it is suggested to disposed the golf clubs vertically. As a result, the golfer can not dispose the golf club in an easy way.

It is the objective of this invention to provide a partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag. The partitioning bracket unit is attached to the partitioning plates of the golf clubs bag and is provided with a plurality of openings. In the preferable embodiment, about fourteen openings are provided. Each of the openings is received with a golf club and each of the golf clubs is disposed therein according to the length of the shaft of the golf club. Accordingly, each of the golf clubs is independently disposed without colliding, interfering, crossing to each other. On the other hand, each of the gold clubs can be also readily withdrawn from the golf 4 1---11 clubs bag. Because each of the golf clubs can be readily recognized by its length, the user may correctly take the desired golf club for intended strike. Furthermore, the total number of the golf clubs can be readily counted. Besides, the partitioning bracket unit can be readily attached to the existing golf clubs bag and the user may conduct the assembling in do-it-yourself manner.

According to another aspect of the present invention, each of the golf clubs can be further positioned by a fixing tab and retainer such that each of the golf clubs can be firmly positioned without colliding all around. No matter the golf clubs bag is disposed vertically, horizontally, or slantly, each of the golf clubs is firmly positioned without moving. The assembling and disassembling of the fixing tabs and retainer can be readily conducted.

In order to achieve the object set forth, a partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag in which the partitioning plates disposed at the top of the golf clubs bag is provided with a partitioning bracket unit for receiving the golf clubs therein. The partitioning bracket unit is configured with a circular disk shape and is defined with a plurality of openings thereof. According to the preferable embodiment, fourteen openings are provided. Each of the openings is provided with a circular shape at the upper and lower portions and the inner peripheral thereof. Each of the openings is ready for receiving one golf club therein. The partitioning bracket unit is provided with a pair of retaining grooves respectively at the peripheral and which are opposite to each other. Every three openings located at the middle and front area of the partitioning bracket unit is assigned to a sub-group and each of the sub-group is provided with a fixing tab for positioning the golf club which has disposed therein. The top surface of the fixing tab is provided with a handle for readily manipulating by the user. One side portion of the handle is provided with a retaining groove for retaining the shaft of the golf club therein. A retainer is further provided and a plurality of fixing tabs can be further positioned by the retainer. The retainer defines a pressing socket by which the fixing tabs are pressed. The pressing socket is further provided with a movable latch post. The latch post is provided with an olive flange with respect to the olive hole of the partitioning bracket unit such that the 6 latch post can be moved away from the lower portion of the olive hole or is disposed thereunder.

The present invention will now be described by way of example with reference of the annexed drawings, in 5 which:

Figure 1 is a perspective view of a conventional golf clubs bag; Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the partitioning bracket and the golf clubs bag; Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view of the partitioning bracket; Figure 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the partitioning bracket and the golf clubs bag made according to the present invention; Figure 5 is a cross sectional view of the partitioning bracket and the golf clubs bag made according to the present invention; Figure 6 is schematic illustration showing each of the golf clubs is received within a partitioned chamber defined by the combination of the partitioning bracket and the golf clubs bag; Figure 7A is a cross sectional view taken from line A-A in Figure 3; 7 1 1 Figure 8A is a perspective view of the fixing tab made according to the present invention; Figure 8B is a bottom view of the fixing tab made according to the present invention; Figure 9 is an exploded perspective view of the retainer made according to the present invention; Figure lOA is a cross sectional view of the retainer shown in Figure 9; Figure lOB is a schematic illustration of the retainer showing the operational movement of the retainer; Figure 11 A is a perspective view showing the assembling of the partitioning bracket, the fixing tab and the retainer; and Figure 1 IB is a top plan view showing the assembling of the partitioning bracket, the fixing tab and the retainer.

Referring to Figures 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7A, the partitioning bracket assembly made according to the present invention generally comprises a partitioning bracket unit 10 having a shape of circular disk. The top surface of the partitioning bracket unit 10 is defined with a front flange portion having a circular and inclined shape.

The partitioning bracket unit 10 is defined with a plurality a of openings I I thereof. In this feasible embodiment, there are fourteen (14) openings I I thereof. Each of the openings I I has an olive shape for readily receiving a golf club 12 therein. The upper and lower portions and the inner peripheral of each of the openings I I are configured with circular shape for a smooth inserting of a golf club. The left and right portion of the peripheral of the partitioning bracket unit 10 is provided with a pair of retaining grooves 13 respectively. Each of the retaining grooves 13 is provided with a hooker 131 having zigzag portion at the lower inner surface. An elongate groove 132 is between two adjacent retaining grooves 13 and at side of the retaining grooves 13. The side portion of the elongate groove 132 is provided with a narrow groove 133 traverse. The retaining grooves 13 can be engaged with the partitioning plates 21 of the golf clubs bag 20. When the retaining grooves 13 are engaged to the partitioning plates 21 of the golf clubs bag 20, the elongate groove 132 and the narrow groove 133 can be suitably and widely expanded to facilitate the easy engagement between the retaining grooves 13 and the partitioning plates 21. The hooker 13 1 is engaged with the coarse portion of the partitioning plate 21.

9 The partitioning bracket unit 10 is further provided with a pair of holes 14 which are aligned with each other. Those holes 14 are further extended downward to form a tubular post 141 thereof. Each of the tubular post 141 is disposed with a clip 15 in which a tab 151 is fixedly retained thereof. The tab 151 is further defined with a insert 152 both ends of the top portion. One end of the lower portion is provided with a circular clip 153. The circular clip 153 is provided with a pair of hookers 154 having zigzag portion at the inner ends. The insert 152 can be inserted into the tubular post 141 and the circular clip 153 can be fixedly engaged with the lower portion of the partitioning plate 22 of the golf clubs bag 20 with the circular hookers 153. In an alternative, the clip 15 can be integrally molded with the partitioning bracket unit 10. However, the bulk size of the partitioning bracket unit 10 will also be increased and this will increase the packing as well as the freight. In light of this, it is suggested to make the partitioning bracket unit and the clip separately and assemble it later.

With the configuration described above, the partitioning bracket unit 10 can be readily attached to the opening of the golf clubs bag 20. Each of the openings 11 1 0 of the partitioning bracket unit 10 is only inserted with a golf club 12. The olive opening I I is used to receive a wood therein. The triangular opening 11 is used to receive a putter therein. The opening I I disposed in the middle area is used to receive a iron therein. Each of the golf clubs 12 is arranged in a neat and smooth manner according to the length of the golf clubs. By this arrangement, those golf clubs 12 will not entangled or interfered with each other. Because each of the golf clubs 12 is individually disposed therein, the golf clubs 12 can be readily withdraw therefrom. On the other hand, since each of the openings I I is provided with a circular peripheral portion which may serve a guiding during the withdrawing of the golf clubs 12. By this arrangement, the golf club 12 can be readily inserted into the opening I I with different angles as well as different directions. Because each of the golf clubs 12 is provided with an opening 11, as a result, the total number of the golf clubs 12 can be readily counted. Besides, each of the golf heads 12 can be reached to the bottom of the golf clubs bag 20, each of the golf clubs 12 can be readily and individually recognized through its length. The user will not take a wrong golf club.

1 1 Referring to Figures 2, 8A, 8B, 11A and I IB. The openings 11 disposed in the middle and front area of the partitioning bracket unit 10 can be divided into subgroup which is defined by three openings 11. Each of the sub-group of the openings 11 is provided with a fixing tab 30 for retaining each of the golf clubs 12 which has been inserted into the opening 11. The fixing tab 30 is provided with three anchoring tabs 31 which can be fixedly retained within the opening 11 of the partitioning bracket unit 10. The top of the fixing tab 30 is provided with a handle 32 in the central portion for readily manipulating by the user. Each of the fixing tab 3 0, the anchoring tabs 3 1 and the handle 32 is provided with a retaining groove 33 by which the shaft of the golf club 12 can be readily retained therein. The shaft of each of the golf club 12 has the same diameter, accordingly, each of the golf club 12 can be readily retained within the retaining groove 33 without the possibility of moving around. In order to prevent the' fixing tab 30 from escaping resulted from the inclination of the gold clubs bag 20, a pair of positioning posts 35 are disposed between the retaining grooves 33 of the fixing tab 30. The partitioning bracket unit 10 is provided with a pair of holes which in turn define a tubular posts 16 corresponding to those two positioning posts 35.

1 2 Accordingly, those positioning posts 35 can be readily received within those tubular posts 16. As a result, those positioning tabs 30 can be fixedly retained thereof. The positioning post 35 of the fixing tab 30 disposed at the front portion of the partitioning bracket unit 10 is inserted into the upper portion of a corresponding hole 14 of the positioning bracket unit 10.

Referring to Figures 9, 1 OA, I OB, I I A and I I B, those fixing tab 30 can be further positioned by means of a retainer 40. The retainer 40 is provided with a pressing socket 41 having a preset thickness. The pressing socket 41 is provided with a recessed portion. One side of the pressing socket 41 is provided with a pair of pressing legs 42 and 42'. The opposite side is provided with a pair of retaining blocks 43 at both ends. The bottom center of the pressing socket 41 is provided with a hole 44 which is provided with at least a pair of positioning posts 441. The inner peripheral of the pressing socket 41 is further provided with a plurality of retaining grooves 45.

A latch post 50 is further provided and is configured with a shaft 51 having circular cross section. The bottom of the shaft 51 is radially extended with a fixing flange 52 having an olive shape. The top of the shaft 51 is provided with a rectangular post 53 which is provided with a keyhole 54. The latch post 50 can be passed through the hole 44 of the pressing socket 41 from the bottom to the top and the fixing flange 52 is disposed under the hole 44.

1 1 A latch post cover 60 is provided and is configured with a hollow configuration. The peripheral of the latch post cover 60 is provided with an embossed portion for readily manipulating by the user. The latch post cover 60 is further provided with a flange 61 having a threaded hole 62 thereof. The flange 61 is used to serve a partitioning and the space thereunder has a rectangular receiving chamber and the space thereabove has a circular shape. The bottom of the latch post cover 60 is extended with a flange 65 having a plurality of bosses 66 thereof.

Each of the bosses 66 are equiangularly disposed. In this embodiment, each of the bosses 66 is spaced about 90 degrees. The latch post cover 60 can be enveloped onto the rectangular post 53 of the latch post 50. A spring 67 can be disposed between the flange 65 of the latch post cover 60 and the central hole 44 of the pressing socket 40.

A latching element 68 can be applied to insert into the 1 4 threaded hole 62 and the keyhole 54. By this arrangement, the latch post 50 and the latch post cover 60 can be integrally combined. The circular space 64 of the latch post cover 60 is inserted with a scaling plug 69 to cover the latching element 68 and the latch post cover 60 is provided with an aesthetic appearance.

A latch post positioning plate 70 is further provided. The latch post positioning plate 70 is configured to correspond to the mouth of the pressing socket 4 1. A hooking rib 71 is further extended downward to correspond to the retaining groove 45 and which can be engaged within the retaining groove 45. By this arrangement, the latch post positioning plate 70 can be fixedly disposed onto the top of the pressing socket 41.

The latch post positioning plate 70 is further provided with an opening 72 corresponding to the latch post cover 60. By this arrangement, the latch post cover 60 can pass therethrough. The bottom of the latch post positioning plate 70 is further provided with a plurality of recesses 73 corresponding to those bosses 66. Each of the bosses 66 is further positioned within the corresponding recess 73.

The partitioning bracket unit 10 is further provided with an olive hole 17 in the area between those three fixing tabs 30. The retainer 40 can be passed through the olive flange 52 of the latch post 50 through the olive hole 17 along the olive hole 17. Finally, the pressing legs 42, 42' of the pressing socket 40 can be pressed against onto the fixing tab 30 of the partitioning bracket unit 10. On the other hand, the retaining tab 43 is also pressed onto the other two fixing tabs 30 disposed in the middle portion of the partitioning bracket unit 10. By pressing down the latch post 60, the downward movement of the latch post 60 can be further limited by the positioning post 441. When the spring 67 is compressed, the bosses 66 are released from the recesses 73 of the latch post positioning plate 70. In this situation, the latch post cover 60 can be smoothly and readily rotated. As the latch post cover 60 is rotated, the latch post 50 is also rotated. When the latch post 50 is rotated through 90 degrees, the olive flange 52 of the latch post 50 will be engaged with the narrow portion of the olive opening 17 of the partitioning bracket unit 10. When the external force applied to the latch post cover 60 is released, by the elastic force released from the spring 67, the latch post cover 60 can be moved upward and those bosses 66 will be aligned and engaged with the recesses 73 again. By this 16 arrangement, a plurality of fixing tabs 30 can be also pressed by the retainer 40. As a result, the fixing tabs 30 will not escape therefrom. If the user hopes to remove the retainer 40, the latch post cover 60 can be rotated through 90 degrees such that the olive flange 52 of the latch post 50 can be aligned with the olive hole 17. By this arrangement, the olive flange 52 can readily pass through the olive hole 17 and the retainer 40 is released therefrom.

When a plurality of golf clubs 12 are sequentially disposed into each of the openings I I the partitioning bracket unit 10, each of the golf clubs 12 can be readily fixed by the retaining groove 33 of the fixing tab 30.

Then the retainer 40 can be locked up such that each of the fixing tabs 30 can be positioned. Afterward, the bag cap of the golf clubs bag 20 can be enveloped thereon and each of the golf clubs 12 are further positioned. By this arrangement, no matter the golf clubs bag 20 is disposed vertically or horizontally or slantly or disposed onto the trunk of a car, each of the golf clubs will not collide with each other. Furthermore, since each of the golf clubs 12 is suitably isolated from each other, no noise can be heard and the golf clubs 12 can be further protected.

1 7 During the golf playing, the retainer 40 and the fixing tabs 30 can be removed and received within a small pocket. Then each of the golf clubs can be readily withdrawn therefrom. Even the retainer 40 and the fixing tabs 30 are removed, each of the golf clubs 12 is still separated from each other by the openings 11 of the partitioning bracket unit 10. As each of the openings 12 is provided with circular peripheral and the bottom is also provided with circular chamfer, the gold club 12 can be readily inserted and withdrawn. The golf club 12 can be disposed within the opening I I at any angle.

Since each of the openings 11 may receive only one golf club 12, the total number of the golf clubs 12 can be readily counted. Furthermore, each of the gold clubs 12 is reached to the bottom of the golf clubs bag 20, accordingly, each of the golf clubs 12 can be readily recognized without any mistake.

According to the present invention, only the front portion and the middle portion of the partitioning bracket unit 10 is provided with retaining tabs 30. This is specially designed for the wood since it is disposed within the openings 11 at rear portion of the partitioning bracket unit 10. According to the existing measurement, each of the wood is protected with a special protective bag on the head and the shaft to prevent the collide with the adjacent wood. As a result, the woods have been well protected and not fixing tab 30 is required. As a result, the fixing tabs 30 and retainer 40 for the woods can be eliminated. The partitioning bracket unit 10 is engaged onto the partitioning plates 21 and 22 of the conventional golf clubs bag 20. As a result, the user may simple purchase the partitioning bracket unit 10 to save money. The maker may can make the partitioning bracket unit 10 without modifying the golf clubs bag 20.

Claims

I Claim:

1. A partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag in which the partitioning plates disposed at the top of the golf clubs bag being provided with a partitioning bracket unit for receiving the golf clubs therein, said partitioning plates being configured by two traverse plate units and a longitudinal traverse plate unit which is disposed at lowered position, characterized in that:

said partitioning bracket unit is configured with a 10 circular disk shape, said partitioning bracket unit being defined with a plurality of openings thereof and each of said openings being provided with a circular shape at the upper and lower portions and the inner peripheral thereof, each of said openings being ready for receiving one golf club therein; said partitioning bracket unit being provided with a pair of retaining grooves respectively at the peripheral and which are opposite to each other, an elongate groove being further provided between said two adjacent retaining grooves and at side of said retaining grooves, wherein when said retaining grooves is engaged with said partitioning plates of said golf clubs bag, said elongate grooves can be suitably and widely expanded to facilitate the easy engagement between said retaining grooves and said partitioning plates, said partitioning bracket unit being further provided with a pair of holes which are aligned with each other, said holes being further extended downward to form a tubular post thereof, each of said tubular post being disposed with a clip by which said clip is fixedly attached to the lower longitudinal partitioning plate unit.

2. A partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag as recited in claim 1, wherein said openings disposed in the middle and front area of said partitioning bracket unit can be divided into sub-group which is defined by three openings, each of said sub-group of said openings being provided with a fixing tab for retaining each of said golf clubs which has been inserted into one of said openings, said fixing tab being provided with anchoring tabs which can be fixedly retained within said opening of said partitioning bracket unit, the top of said fixing tab being provided with a handle at the central portion for readily manipulating by the user, each of said fixing tabs being provided with a retaining groove by which the shaft of said golf club can be readily retained therein, a pair of positioning posts being disposed between said retaining grooves of said fixing tab, said partitioning bracket unit 2 1 being further provided with a pair of holes which in turn define a tubular posts corresponding to said two positioning posts, wherein said positioning posts can be readily received within those tubular posts for fixedly 5 attaching said positioning tabs thereof.

3.

A partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag as recited in claim 1, wherein a plurality of fixing tabs are jointly retained by a retainer, said retainer comprising:

a pressing socket being provided with a pair of 10 pressing legs at one side, the opposite side being provided with a pair of retaining blocks at both ends, the bottom center of said pressing socket being provided with a hole, the inner peripheral of said pressing socket being further provided with a plurality of retaining grooves; is a latch post being configured with a shaft having circular cross section, the bottom of said shaft being radially extended with a fixing flange having an olive shape, the top of said shaft being provided with a rectangular post which has a keyhole thereon, wherein said latch post can be passed through said central hole of said pressing socket from the bottom to the top and said fixing flange is disposed under said opening; a latch post cover being configured with a hollow 22 configuration, said latch post cover being further provided with a flange having a threaded hole thereof, wherein the space thereunder has a rectangular receiving chamber and the space thereabove has a circular shape, the bottom of said latch post cover being extended with a flange having a plurality of bosses thereof, wherein said latch post cover can be enveloped onto said rectangular post of said latch post by means of said rectangular chamber, a spring being disposed between said bottom flange of said latch post cover and said central hole of said pressing socket; a latching element being passed through said threaded hole and said keyhole such that said latch post and said latch post cover are fixedly positioned; a latch post positioning plate being further provided and which is configured to correspond to the mouth of said pressing socket, a hooking rib being further extended downward to correspond to said retaining groove and which can be engaged within said retaining groove such that said latch post positioning plate can be fixedly disposed onto the top of said pressing socket, said latch post positioning plate being further provided with an opening corresponding to said latch post cover which can pass therethrough, the bottom of said latch post positioning plate being further provided with a plurality of recesses 23 corresponding to said bosses, each of said bosses being further positioned within said corresponding recess, an olive hole being provided at said partitioning bracket unit at the position corresponding to the area between said 5 fixing tabs; wherein said retainer can be passed through said olive flange of said latch post through said olive hole such that said pressing legs of said pressing socket can be pressed against onto said fixing tab of said partitioning bracket unit and said retaining tab is also pressed onto said other two fixing tabs disposed in the middle portion of said partitioning bracket unit, wherein by pressing down said latch post cover and rotating through 90 degrees, said olive flange of said latch post will be engaged with the narrow portion of said olive opening of said partitioning bracket unit to positioning said retainer, wherein said latch post cover can be rotated through another 90 degrees such that said olive flange of said latch post can be aligned with said olive hole.

4. A partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag as recited in claim 1, wherein each of said retaining grooves of said partitioning bracket unit is provided with a hooker having zigzag portion at the lower inner surface, 24 said hookers are opposite to each other.

5. A partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag as recited in claim 1, wherein said clip is provided with a tab which is further defined with a insert both ends at the top portion, one end of the lower portion is provided with a circular clip which is provided with a pair of hookers having zigzag portion at the inner ends, wherein said insert can be inserted into said tubular post and said circular clip can be fixedly engaged with the lower portion of said partitioning plate of said golf clubs bag with said circular hookers.

6. A partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag as recited in claim 1, wherein the number of said openings of said partitioning bracket unit is fourteen (14) or other suitable numbers.

7. A partitioning bracket assembly for golf clubs bag substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawings of Figures 3, 4, 5, 6, 7A, 8A, 8B,9, 1 OA, 1 OB, 11 A, and 11 B.